The artwork, titled “Miniature Pedestal Bowl,” is crafted by the artist Aztec Art using ceramics as the medium. It belongs to the Post-classic period, approximately between 900 and 1580. Categorized as a utensil, this piece of art is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met) in New York City, NY, US.
The “Miniature Pedestal Bowl” is an exquisite example of Aztec craftsmanship. The bowl, small in stature, rests atop a well-defined pedestal base. The earthy tones of terracotta dominate the visual aesthetic, with subtle remnants of weathering visible on its surface. Its construction highlights both practicality and artistry, demonstrating the skill involved in ceramic production during the Post-classic period. The simplicity of the design is enriched with historical value, encapsulating the utility and beauty prevalent in Aztec daily life.
